BUSINESS: DIRECTORY.
H. PSTrptatp, 1 00.13 ADVESTISLNEI AGENCY
172 nal. natty, I , lnr
. /ad No. ICI. Agate street, Bost*. I
WP. & are *white Stir themost lethal:nisi end largest
almolatinemammotial Payers both In the United nat.
sod the
To the Public.
BRANDRETLI ROUSE is now open
Al " 4 1 41 . P 0r Lofts% " a "‘ "Y a , :j,:gr r r4 t 4;
:nu ...mg., see Mews 043srr. late og Judso - o•• ue-
Sal.
Brandroth Howe. No. 413 Broadway,
• r e zu , Dm isu p,!eese entrance Na Upland —New York,
• Brandreth Howie Restaurant,
, • OPPOSITB. New Haven Railroad Depot,
watrence on Llep m enard and Canal sts. Male Reread
at all Want Clete n etrie: tea and coffee of Tarr
up ...s c ....aim every delicacy of Use seaeon o tutod.—
Th....error header loin steak. le Intended to U.o Until
°tin& to the atternocm. Ceara,. Miter. late of the Ne.r
York - Botet. erlPsnotdnde the eookins depart/mot. No
place!. the ottr.m insply • cheaper or better dterg e ;—
tee IMO/ aw. .goal mitre for stint
Berne On
mbet Lispenard St. and Canal at
MIMI
-- ,,, evither street.
r.A.ll*.prfra.Dtraser,..andirlialintutleeSes can Se ...d.ted
mr,am,
'lW hutio
IjoATSS a'FRANGE, - No. 1 Barclay street,
Nei , ork.
LUTION--Notts are..wevaine except they here the
0 " ,,
atanlyp of the
... ea/aut. caantatictoro ars wa and mell
"I...wrwiad wording to law. 1nh..13.1.
W. JACON dr o
G KS
RATE AND FENDER s
MAKER,
246 FRONTS?. & 930 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
3031.3 i y
PAPER WAREUOLISE.
IiKINC2LN, LEWIS & BARTOW, No. 161
William street . —A great Varlet/ of PAPER for Book Enatlonem Printer; Bookbladm, itannt•ctornm
and Trading:so generally. tdo3'66
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
Wtf! l, l .01,-1 AMLBORN & CO., 54 Maiden Lane,
J (tkiP.t.k..Xo .m al9. 22 Marty Knot, Importer. orroYe
1"
td.3111.6
Spiritaal Telegraph.
lIIE organ of modern bpiritnalism, Fourth
to. eosam eo eur In May. It cattalos the fullest
.tant Corront•Perts stdOpillio6.lloo Belrltual re.
remoras. Pabllslled weekly at 12wer arum= ars% all
ardlitual Books tarsals by PARTRIDGE* BRITT**.
342 Broadway. New York.
B — A bololorS• Of BpDltaal Books sent en upo O•
lion. spleSmdP
Combs, Fans and Fancy Goods.
r William Tasker,
PARK PLACE. NEW YORK, invitee
o, Southern and Toot h 'lerchuas.
• o new stoat otPans, Cbenba. IlWr, and Nall
• !bailout ladles' natl.:dela Perfumery. Boapx Port Mon
nabs, Jet and Bead Bracelets, Pocket Books. BP. BIM .
'tons,
Coalnd Needles. Neck l aces .. . Bm Watol, Boards,
1 , Wax, and Glair Bsxda. te lndla Rubber
Qua* Can.., 11.0 s and Toys of eeerydeeorlptlowSol•wes.
Rawer, and Cutlery. 0014 and lilt Jewelry. Accordeons
mud Viallna,4lluil d Umenel and verklaja met of
- 4.11 at ;le eery !risen flees 1 1 . 1. deb or dieproven L l ' P ll o l er b'
,-' llSLArdtra or . least Wetted and put up Pe the 'lnaunsr. WILLIAM TAB KKR,
10 Park Pod, New Took-
P. 13.-41eaal out Ma out, mrZtlyr •
HOPPE:RS PATENT PLANE.
undersigned is prepared to suppiy
...ICIL
CARPENTERS. CAINET•aI ARMS, and Workers
0041 generally. with his Patentedand valuable Planes.
AU oho hare tried It pronounce It a most raluaLle
Tendon, that most soon crane into general ns.. The fot
o...Mg letters from onolleol woltmeo two smogs
it • t101 4 1 !be ratentoo hen r ,, ir ..4 . o ooMMOMUltir this
Mae above ell alb., la
Itmadowawn OMILM Osman FOMMILT.I
February W.. 1•63.
We herehr mertlh' . that daring the Mat melee months
Inhere used Iloppres Patent Plane, ant do not hesitate
; to recommend It to C•blnet-flater• and Carpenters as en.
stjar to any other Ptene to use. We moulder It peculiar.
adapted to planlturcat cherry. natant and all sorts
hard wooi. and err planing moms, It Is der superior to
old Mothe orscraplug. beeldse bring a great earliest."(
. ,Itna Ona man. by using this Plane. nal plane more ve.
than ere moo on do by any other plane or method
An Me. IL IL RYAN A 00.
To Koala T.Eam. Zeck :
have emadasd Hopper', Paten Bench
aad bellon I t to ho a most emalleat settee for the
oar Re which It Ls intended. as a combination of plane'
•
dorm iernm rtiaotarlr et . V. tVtl y lltio " t? tr.d„,l
two .= doubt. when its propeAfeo Weans
nosrta. bat that It will entirely- taversede the
nrcitertodaas and Mho:ions custom.
jl:llAhe Oabf eht at T = P rtrc i sV d iay knowlZge ' Vtt
tha l2th n la arching as well fitted to give s month and tam..
eifnl blob to
~as
as Ms Hopp °stoat Beach Plane.
J mem W , WOoDwygu.,
Ifaraltaro MatelfillMS, 97. WI Thins tt. Pla•lnulgh•
24tfabevh, .very
.1920.
E IaTON, of this city. Is my age Amat for tha
W of Plana:, or of righta to mandfactare end wh coem
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Mahanh. Barth 2.
WK. C .PPILL
• .
nah2a3saa
•
Alarpetixtgs, O il Cloths and Matting. -
ROBINSON &
NO 4 7 - PrITII BTREZ7, NSIR WOOD.
now receiving a largo and choice ae-:
Avottwvat - acaßPEriaws.•wrthe List and moat
Ulla patterns.
liontl Vele.;cr usisting of
Struaesh and Ts
hstrs and Irupees Ply.
Patent Tapeetrzeurrrala.
rcetrwrith every description of areas. Cotton, and
LOOR Olt. CLOTHS,
ham Silo Ye het wide. all anstrtles sad prim..
• Abei.Table Oil Ckstir, boa and eresu Oil Ssadeac buff
and mean Holland Window abodes Plano and Table COl ,
era log.. lists Drtoreata. Coma and Cantos Matting,
puttnod.,Ven.ltha &Inds. .b of obi& will Ss os
warrattbe losewt caab prime. labia -
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The Young Ladies' Institute.
NO. 38 West Twenty-Third at., N.Y.
Pataalau-Itar.IIENRY DANA WARDand Kra WARD.
Atedirted by—Res. TUBODOIIIB 1 JIVING. 1.4
Re*. sIAILDNKIt SPRING PLUNLAY. •
The Aradeade pent rile 100. Sept. end endsda Jahr.
711118 INSTITUTE employs Professors of
the Eat tirade In e/1 ite Department.. apecially of
nKre Pactiner. Deming. and of the Node=
It Wm anvtles a Belles-Lettere den for young Is L"4 =
lethal, theft education. The Trench lattrome la en ex
tenelve element of the Institute and le taught with en.
Ile, H.D. ard, Rater of the natltate, may be ad
dressed In Nen Tort 1:7 yredereof the Institute,
oontaltdog • llat of the entire fatuity and atm the plan of
elamdfiaddon and of study. may In teen ty !al th ea on
Kay A 00., Wood meet, littebargh;
-, llnrllsh *Co. do. eke
J. 11. Mellor, do dcr,
J. 5 , 11:04.11.cm. Idurket et, dot
11. 8. Bernath. • do do. mY92 fixed*
, Excelsior 'Carnage Pic . t my.
C.NSTON, BROTIMRS CO., practi
cal Coach Motors. mow of Rebecca oad .11elmont eta,
o ,.. s, ?=s a r f lm gr it =urtntar w rizt ,
StargiritVd l ii=4 u st n d -t=t; : t r lVW C =tr i :
esmwoct thw best Juniata boa no
"Eastern HirtorY.
atteraded - to on the moot nftwooable terms. • Thsry
7 hOsisaldenst Uzi oh who afar favor them with their pat
- rosago, will he perfestir isttoffed, on WO. of they wort
Tho Pittslmith sad Mostehestgr °maths*, gam the raw
tory every 15 mantes *dna the day. '
- 'Book and Job Printing.
. f QIIN T. SIMPOCK, having 'recently re,
IV Amami blo Job Piloting 0111 n to 83 NM Arse t aboro
tnaltbleld„ Osootto vould rekreetfully polka
~t potrooaco of marehonta, koaavfacturok• mid other,.
Whig savitaai 7 . 7:r w asul superior book,.
alnijKlOßaid. blOS to 10 Ir.rz utoroontllo Job kgotlor
mown Me nokdongo
ri.trfobzr io n r n o y zilelo
..4.7110„ 08 baud aka for We. 0.110
PITTSBIIRGO COACH FACTORY.
• . eti0n0W.1:.......:,-21111112( L. ALBIST
• BIGELOW jik CO,
010.10.0t1 to /r.. IL
• 0; 41 1
.0131 X
Two Wood et, .
~' Pittsburgh; Vanua.
toAcriss, CA R RIAGES, PHACI'ONS,
t t i gh t, AM ems toriptiork of Panay VV.
:=Lty of amtm4•l=of ;IT, skill Cllrig=g b ;
-Mgr= wren s ate& - nes
--- •
bid testifier Store.
• ". T•D. ICHUIPATILICK.
No. 21 Sath Third . Street,
Intim - on Iteiket and Chestnut stn.. Palleetelphla.
R SALT. - SPANISH =DEB, Dr
W Green Malted Pilate Men Tanners' 014 Tamen
Toon, tithe norentprkee end the beet tar=
Wane of Imet.We In Sae rough vented; for whin ,
Vim market sea Intl be Oren In y pr taken In
frzeteason Star lidea. Loathe stand free of =And
Mid on eammtegen.
• M: ifibtrxditeoirE Co.,
4.110LE5A.1....,E GROCERS.
?robe! Commiuion Merchants, '
-- • AND MILLI:RS IN
" • Pittetnnti Manufactured
,
.219 Laaly street, corm, of Irwin.
. - . - PITLESIMIGH. PA.
A a. Anna— coot.rr
WROLESALE °WOOERS
BOAT I ' URNISHRI2:B;
DILALIM .
hod= Ina Pittsbargh lanufattrcs, -
• (No. 141 Water Street,
°"" cl "niTrAfilf. MM.&
Janos irwit-a Co.,
24 ANUFAOTIVRER-s oF
QUIPitRIC ACM
Sulphuric
Ether,
6,l7llRiriia"ortllau 72Z4044:
AquirakoaM 44a4 "
' 44e4 laauat '
mi 4
VW. 11108421:0.......U.yry *Mat.
, . ZTNA. GLASS WORKS.:
VWX.; DAVIDSON _ CO.
XANDFAOTUDERS and denim; In VW*,
44,d: an kbadia Gram sad filltrar.
Or" re--N0.93 Narret Knot. Pt Pa
- . LA Noletteataz 4Nos pa9l lo Artosta !marts re
,
• LEATHER , ,
FRITZ, lIENDRY'ebb.
No.- 5.79 Nora Sreed,.:PIULW-D4
OROCCO ia.. kLiNUFACTIIRER
fD
VO R UR
sad Isopatud of YILILNCYCCIA *45111_,101
.fit, P4D- 201.11 : 1 4" 18 .
• ,
• ~ P A/NTERS.
HOUSE AND. SIGN. PAINTERS,
- • .11r0. 96 TIEIRD STREET. 1
—1349999 PrOtlA 9 6 Idszket mama)
All orders proMptly attended; to.
. • • imentodleiisumiar new WM' tt
ROBERT H. PATTERI3OWB •
ifi tzm , r LIVERY AND SAL&
s;i4T,Diadtiredisnd CUM'
• • - • PITTSBURILItt:PA..
'ittellicence Office,
No . . 9. 87. 4 LAIR sr.atair.
WERVANTS of an desarip*mo, supplied
heitu c r i g Les te tr ... X=ll;r pw ri_ta..l
111 puma. foe nu., • 19..ses.
passtly satio9444.
f Pl_l_ i _%_ r
1211
.I 1 1 1
lIMIr DAILY
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PITTSBURGH
GAZETTE.
LOUIE, SCHAEFR, .
Attorney at Law, and Bantam Collector
•
IN Tel CoMmu Atom nu
AND rithNsr.trAxi.4 RAILROAD, Iris:
t = l. W.T.t.. Holmes, Tuaestalm. Colombians. Richland.
anirmalt, Partags.Thamtralt. Mahout d other.
mar.. aaamo a Calms.:
14 f , . rirt. Km. Visa.
la. ?Mika! r. )
H , r-rt Graft_
Worm P. W. mi. Fab,
Theodore Utonsetter , 4. PaLths " l4. fiL
Q.
P. 111.11
TtIOXPSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
CONRISSIONER p o x
PENNSYLVANIA.
Davenport, lowa,
WILL Bay, Sell and Locate ianda and
Lena WarrentA Par Taxes. Collect Claims, Loan
Money, Ac.
atm
Hon. W. Y. Johnstok. TO
hb,..,.. aprioger Harbsugh a Co. 1
.. Lsaia uals.ll k C 0... Pittabarah,
Henry Llorkl. E 441.
mr2Samd
urns w. =am. . . .... awo. Kauai
BLACK
I 1 TTORN EY S AT LAW, (Successors to
b ) 1 • 1 1.4) eak..wis. Buildings. Grant et,
-Le
''' '' V ' Y ' firtind rtak th e
* t m e gfall=
ItW. HALL, Attorney at Law, "Bake
twarAlarlio Ea." Great amt. betweetk
. htrAtAnd
lOSEPII S. tr. A. P. MORRISON, Atter
garall.`ll. ° 7.1"41,=,.117th
OBERT E. PUILLIPS, Attorney alLaw,
16,8 t. Louis. Ida. fel
•
KORBITPOLLOCK, Attorney at Law—
, Comer of Fifth sad Gruit oUpeopopprolto thoOmut
mom :Loos . MUNI:ph. nrti-ett
JA3LES J. KUUN, Attorney at Law, office
Fourth strut, neu Oran; Plttsbarek. 1.14-‘167
TASPER E. BRADY, Attorney at Law,
I No. 69 irlfth strooLPlttoburgh.
Michigan General COMMASSiOII and Collee
tton Agency Office,
pOR the collection of . Home and Foreign
A: llesmcile and all other Money clanns, In Illeldaan
d adjacent Steam, Investment and Payment."( Menem
rmkalMent tnetk Ue*. Parc&gent.base..and Sale Oflical 'Crab and
ntoctaand iance
ANDERSON Detroit. Madsen.
r iltsburp4-31cearn Krame . Bank
11ahm
enak i tn.„ f °matte Odlom Lemon. Stewart aOa
alerchan Cs.
." W1.111:01= the or illchlecen from respectable
Insurance mei a•lvd
tr. — atitifitri c
gz.ENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, for
N L A the We and *mhos. of Seel Meta Collection or
tirtigmoMMlAnzt Sonde. dlostsrocan kei;
WM. AT — LaWLIVB
IWIAL ESTATE OFFIOE, No, 87 Front
Wesel.. 3d door hone Market Dealer In tete Chaste
PI boa. to. Coal reaaerer boug h s and 04d.
AUSTIIi LOObil[S, Reai Estate Agent,
Stock, Merchandise and MEll Broker, °thee No. 92
rth street, abase Wood- Bludneee prtanatir attended
to.
.bkdi 7
ia AMITEL L MARSHELL, Secretary Cal
k, sea'. Instawase Ocentssay. 94 Water street.
GORDON. Secretary Western Inst)-
1: • runes 03" 92 Water Ittreet.
JGARDINEROOFFIN, Agent for Frankii;
dM Fn. teeer b rt Geopeny, pertn.e.t owner of Irmd
an trd
P. A. MADEIRA, Ageht for Delaware Mu
los] Insorazoi 00IIIIMM 42 Water anat.
ILOIIN HAFT, Jr., (Ina:Omer to. Jae. let'Ouf
t rd iu. w l = l ,..or c. 1 41.4 0 1 1Z a rasste •alr Dealer In
Vlnatene:. rarare= " "ase a tir . f ob
Ponce gaigagnina.
•
P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in
Drain. Pain. Olitg, Varnishes and Dye Senna No. tee
teet, Pittsburgh.
All order@ will 11.4.1. pgaiirot Mtgianon.
isir Agent Am Schenck'. Pamonir 97rup. mar da-1,
II A. FAIINESTOCK .4 CO., Wholesale
sed management a White Lead,ltod
corner Wood and Stoat stream. Pitt.
burgh. • artehT
AE. SELTiItS",---Witals;aleiin
v lZers, Paint A ir Btrig.(2ll.
t tIiRACTN & REIT&R WSoleeale & Retail
turner or LI .n 4 Rt CWr Meet..
JSCHOONAIAKER & CO., Wholesale
• Dr•zaiste. N. 21. Wood shoot. Pittobo.sh.
JOSEPH FLEMING, Sucoiesor to L. Wilcox
Co..a comer Mutat raved sed Dlstoood—lioom
stsatl hands toll sod completa astortomat of
Stodiolos Chests. Putiomoty. sad
pariah:dos to his business
Physleisos protetiptions carefully tostpooadod at 10.1
boors. isthly
lON sx.
onfrAiss
~ci..............A. i. Lv.........._....Cu~e. At.nL
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ATWELL, LEE & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Produce & Commission Merchants,
ANT DIALIII3 IN
PITTSB URGE MANUFACTURES,
Na. N Wood a., between Water and Front at
aplB PITTSBURG IL
- WIRY 8. %Mts.
(late of the firm of Kingh Moorhead,)
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
DEALER IN PIG NATAL AND BLOOMS,
No. 76 Water street, below market,
spl9 PITTSBURGH. PRRNAL.
HUSSEY It WELLS,
PORK PACKERS,
holesale Dealers in Provisiens,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCELANTS,
Oomaterdal Ro
NO. aa LINESTY STRAW,
w.
Awl PIPITSMIROII. PA.
J. L. MARSHALL,
to a. Lad
Wool Dealer and Commission Merchant,
No. 139 Liberty street,
PI77SBilltOH, PA
TO
W.
W. McClintock & Bros.. Mil
Kramer & Rabat.
072 n
& K Irk Patrick. Murphy. Tiernan & Co.
44me
REMOVAL—Soringer Harbangh t Co.,
lA, list* rioxond to Na 2* Liberty stavoE.
ossoraii
SPRINGER 14E3.1170H & CO., ( 88043,211.
eon to 8. liarbaux),) Oottoulittoo and Forwarding
215 oboritiODoratios to Wool
gh. Pa. and Prodnoe geogrally, tNo.
Llbatritreet. Plttabur ac. 4
A. A. HARDY,
Igeat of the Nadison nod Indianapolis
No.Bo Water et, Ptiabargh, Pa.
jaMlyd
J. W. - BUTLER t .CO.
EORWARDING & COMMISSION BIER
MANI'S and Doders In all kinds et Pittsburgh Ate.
axed Attic*. Lead Pip. and Sheet Lead. lea PI nest
Street: Pittsburgh. ,--- •¢64V/%4
1 . 7j :
' 1 . . " 74 11/2515011
.. 0 0
rbbre
, D.42en. sad Comadadoct Serehltglo.
:4' 7 •'• • •Fr ‘.• eral °natal/.
Adolf Iferequate; %Medal:lda. Liberal diaramea
ort ossuggnment• of Produce geaersUr. Jallrf
•. . • Ate o . "areo, 0
*WW2 d lormilient, and Mob;
' Maar "2
We= Motors Softer, Pot and
• sal Mb, sod•Wootorn Produo. • . Wober emit,
we andtbball mod WOOMPII • .
mats urns. a.— —.repute reerwra.
(Late off Little a oa.) .
► Y- T I TLE & CO., Wholesale Grocers,
. b - and Coeukladan Mereleurbousd Dealers in
Wtkj, !edam. Ile. LIS Demur etrel4sBlUe
lIHEriE • _IREHOUSE..-11ENRY H.
OOLUNE.,itirrardifigaid Conualedem Ilerctrukaarel
amain. to .ne•ea Better Lake and Proem:Ogren...lly
.2.1..W00d street lawn Watqz. P 1 mr2/
romAs PALMER, Importer and Dealer
hl _hooch and Anaerkso WV Pa No. 66 Mukot
a4 botre . oedgod Fourth ttsbuTill.
mecLl : Importer and Wh
• lUT ) u"l3 a V. I 6 1 %it wn
DRY G DOD&
, . I Hagan: olt, Abs,.
NC1...91. Market , areeloitiik oat their en
tire 'tea o(Dry Good.. an Immense Mamma from
leP r* P‘ r " . " tht.vehArlas th•te spring onp.
trie tm bands fins amortmdmt or ter lidkreinit
M I MVZ.Zre d i t oti.g.nos,c Homeago
Stodibb Chita*, Id gnash a:Nunroad,. offal. of
.Foal
and otbor Rannols, with 7 4, fros variety of Bleak
aettnisnoi brands Plaid and St pod Droop Midi. on of
hte11,4111....14 at • mat ••nri fv. 109
/uBEP.H..Z,OB3IICA-00-,
Wliolesale•and Retail Dealers in
LIMEOIDWISII, 16mm:ix d OLOYX
Fanov Goode, tie
it,. ait rig aty. b itY 444 igA;IN° wh '"ia la 94 7
91 11 11T r arktt Street:
woup f reepootfully invite th e attention
• or Mews*. to that: stock' bf nursertllso 'sad
Oretsdlass ?dodo d• Sol soli Thom, L . sad rolkg.,,
sod Bersges,Qrassdko sae treoth
. Ls•res, ismo sa d
tAmetsa.Z../I•ssadelp sod [Won • EM e10r..,
sot of Master 1....1 14 = 44 5. sad Wm.,
0.4.1% Psromols.
A." WSW • 90_,_.rrressmwri.-c. AIM:OXX • ON, X. TOM
AtA. MASON & JO., Wholesale and Retail
meat,. le hum mod Strabis Gra•bis. 26 MIA
Misbrand,
.... -
muitpiry BURCIEEFIZW, Wholesale
t .,,, Avtit).7 yomak,lats. comer Voartband
- -
--Ai3l 00 D DRY GOODS SALESMAN
wAN izt===== n bat ii ter. that am gh•
1•19."=" 4101111 DIAN a 00.. "a" our.
BUSINESS CARDS
ATTORNEYS.
AGENCIES.
II a trit4l , 4,1
PITTSBURGH,
BANKERS AND BROKERS
Loom,/
WILKINS & CO..
oon:man to a. Intim • cu.)
BANKERS & EXCHANGE BROIDIRS,
NO. 71 FOURTH &WRIST, I'ITLYBIIIIGLL
N the numerous suspensions of Bankers
and Brokers throughout the notints7, dialog the last
• month. women:Misted thou. almost every lustance
i•kitim•t•
their troubles hare grown Oct of a departure from their
Wahine. and we therefore take aseaelou to as.
eon the public., In Weans. that rue speculations lu - ram
ey etocke." or other • outsale operation.," &hall tempt us
from the strict and Legitimate line uf our buslnesa,
log that In olding all such Inrestmenta we shalt not
only be better able tosame our customers ands/Sall/a their
safety. but that In adopting loch a comas we Mau Pr -
mote our own ultimate Months. le6 WILKINS A CO.
WATill..ll FAUX... • .-108211 Li MANN, .111.
EALMER, HANNA & CO., Successors to
Ramey, 'lsamu Co., hankers. Exchange Brokersand
ere In Foreign and Domestic Nathan., Certificate* of
Check Notee, , mld i rpeele—N. W corner of Wood and
Checks tor cal. and collzm masi eeoeh r d en BB Ll / 2
ly prtnet
palipoints of th e Thaw BUG..
Gobi The highest premium paid ror Torelgu and American
Adman.* made on eIIIMEIMISSUM of Produce, shipped
east. on liberal bums.
:KIERNAN & CO., Bankers and Exchange
Broghk .
ers,
` o. 0b Wood Street • forma of Diamond Alley,
bu
Xriluy andeell Bank Noteaand Coln. Dlsooratt Time
Exchange, and Prambisory Not., make Collections in all
the principal Pities of the Union: Heady.. Deposita on sail
and on interest , and gin their prompt attention teal! oth
er Matters upPertmuing to • Broker's business.
WI-Eastern Exchange constantly for ode. mhl23-1,
I Sims .Atowsan lartn .... -..maaran 00,013,
bt,RAMER RA.IIM, Hankers and Ex
change Bask.... Buy and sell Gold and Sliver and
zrNotes, neirtlatt loans on Beal Estate or /col
o -d r, ."'snsul :717884.17;:'81DoTsistmCisatin!o'&1 booi
1
ee-
Mona made on all points In tee trnion. Alice tarn.. of '
Third and Wood Grads. directly oppoelte the St. Char).
Hotel. aid suri.ty
.4. R. W . V..,
WM. H. WILLIAMS & Co.. Bankers and
V • Exchange Broken., North East corner of Wood and
Third etreeta. Pitts
mods burgh.
Ail tranmetions on liberal teems, and collection.
promptly attended to. Jaa-Iy
I\T HOLMES & SON, Dealers in Forei
.111 • and Domes is ills of It%liansn, Certllleates Pit
burgh. 8888• No t.,
8 =
'o'n litra"DiftselP
mommisotit the Unit:Stat..
MANUFACTURING.
TOOK. eracimit...._.....rons a . Razor ejrsfei
o.
UNION FOUNDRY,
Mitchell, Herron & Co.
WILL continue the business of the Union
SLIO &. : Lan N t7 i 4t
i =o4l tad of PENNOCK, HITCH-
They will teacalhattiew ae t. 0.1, haw. wad general
wortnirat OAST' N9S, eatapale/wa
Cooking Stores,- Ranges Lind Side Ovens
OFFICE AND I ARLON SToVE.s.
MANTLE. & KITCIiEN GRATES,
Roane Ware, Wages Bow, Dog how, Sad Dom,
Tea Kettles, Plows and Plow Points,
Mill and Machinery earnings generally,
And GAB and WATER PLYES al all elan.
BON & NAILS OFTBE BEST BRANDS,
Shovels, Spades, Picks, &0.,
All of which mil be sold at taanulactume• mime.
my7.ly
•
BOS BB 80124
WHOLESA OT LE A AND II RETAIL.
4ACMES ROBB, 19 Market and 6 Union
ter Oa. third donr from the !dark. flow. Pittsbrrgh.
would respectfully Inform his numerous blends and run
touters. that to. has lust received his Suringnd Subtoser
Goods, In all varieties , and of the lat. oft. , now worn
In lb. eastern out..
The partioulas attention of the 1.11111. Is Invited to a'srell
mooned stock of Galt.; and Fancy BaGe and &lbw. of
all iteemlptionr .l.• rase stork or Childnotts . Gaiters and
Fancy Shoes which nuatrofully eel.. For Ueutlemen.
he has .j sattersi oft/Lary .4 Wearing art.. P.
shams Mr r.b In larma nantltls enable him to sell at .
low bolas. any satablishment 0111 pall in the oily. Be
stil. watt.. to mannfarUre as her.... any kind of
i
Wine and Gentlemen? wear. In the newest style and of
the best matertals.
W. W. WALLACE,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
319,714 end CM ({bet e street, departs dauthleid Ova,
PITnEURGEL
ONIIMENTS, Tombs, Grave Stones,
rundtme Tops, Mantels. Itepoft na Peones. as. 00 7 . on han and made to order. by m eehlnery. at tha
loeona wired The. bonito:. -"banal and aeleeted
.Ind Lie MointMeoWa_Adion baud. Meek and Slab Mar
ble furnished to the Trade at thn IYereet prim t AU orders
011 ed with deopsten at 319 Liberty mewl.
an 23 W. W. WALLACL
Penn Cotton Mills , 4 Pittiburgh.
MIL.ENNEDY, CHILDS & CO., Mannino
Marrs of—
. Nan .1. No. 1 ham llberUnit a
atroet Chain of n a/1 adore and Wise.
ten 'Fortson
Plounee and Sash •
Rope atoll Mere end d.ecl ptleoe
Batting.
- .• .
&rte.:3m len .t the Hard... et,. of Log, 13. u...
& 131 We r 4 etrest yell have eftetelm. ale
M'CORD & CO.
WHOLE:PALK AND RETAIL 7 ASIIIO:4ARLA
HAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS,
AND DEALERS I 1 ALL KINDS UP PURE.
CORNER OF WOOD A.AD lIPTII STREET&
Pittsburgh, Pa.
1111:The1r stank embrece. nippy Quality and - styloof Hata
arkd Ca 21 1. ulfa i, Boom CWT. and Fur Bonnet.
Livingston, Roggen & Co.
TNOVELTY WORKS, PIT.CSBUROII, PA. RACK and Depot Railroad Scales, flay ;
OMle sad Drain dat Plate - rem and Counter do • Door
lac of a/1 eteeiLAvrtroL_Drop and Thumb Latches:Coffee
31111 s of reek , . kind., Paint 11111 a
_approved patterntr.
Bolts sad Yurrealnpa alleable 111/0 Q.ldUagll of every 'c
riers In form and Cob b.ma daf
J . A. BROWN, would rhosireopectfutlyln
form 2141 b it u rt ° ,„, " I7IC K I:r
plete amortment of tetdtiao gulag Ame,.cenltian . Pnute
We an made to order, to the best write, warranted equal
to aoy In the United States. Ills Blind. caoeyed
withoot the aid of • ' a ncl. delver. p the
rook, tools,and wood of the Ostatiet Yetabliehomat. of
Hammy McClelland, lam prepared to funtlah their old
onetomers am am the pribtle at lame, with everything
in their flow (gooey. No. IS Wood street,
oteh26 J. A. BWWII.
trauma
WILLIAM BARNRILL ,t CO.,
61 Penn et., below Marbury, Pittsburgh, Pe.
STEAM BOILER MAKERS and SREET
IBON.WORKEItS. Menefeelnters of BarnhllPs Pat
ent Boller. Locomotive. Flood aeß Cylinder Bohan, Cblos
nays. Breiehre. Piro Bed, Rem Plyr, (londsarers, Balt
Pans. Sugar Bans, ban Yawls. W 1 Beata, to AU;
Blacksmiths' Work. Bridge and Viaduct Irons. done at
the thortest notice. All orders from a distance promptly
attended to.
Hats and Caps.
WILSON & SON keep constantly on
• att d -M.l. d. rnall - lh'sr"24l,4'; ETal
rsonwastdo Hot or Catkdroodsod ebony, oroald aa to
giv.
un•
• call before purehmina elsewher, 'nolbtf
OH WE
N THERELL, Manufacturer of
ar PATENT BOX
VICES. s a ner
article, E.OL1:1) BOX
and BRAZED BOX VICES. worm of Andermon . e
nd Beta
Cit
'althea,.
hum streets, oo e square from the fiend .treat Bridge, Al.
. orlatoell
W. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail
street.
sod 'dela In Cabinet Were; Ne. 113
GROCERS.
SMITH, HAIR & HITNTER,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
122 Second and 151 Front street,
PIITBBURON, PA.
Wallace &' Gardiner,
If noLiesALE DEALERS ID
Flour, PrOtisions and Produce Generally,
N 0.296 LIBERTY BT. )130.1r
ItAGALEY, COSGRAVE C 0.,& Whole•
AJIP gals Grown, 18 asul 20 Wood street Pittsburgh.
as.o-11
CULBERTSON, Wholesale Grocer and
. osamied,m Merchant, Dealer to Produce and PM.
be
Mancractund Artlelee, 196 Melt/ . tree!, t,
rt h
lobe lwon
4011 N F . I:GYD & CO„ Wholesale Grocers
sndCknanaltdon klernbanta, No. Woodard 228 Llb•
7.11.01. Pittsburgh. 1.16
ROBERT MOORE, Wholesale Grocer,Roe
tlf;les DittlTher, Maki. hi Produce, Pittab r Mut
_ arm shk•hhid• of - rulDamehlo ' ne• sad
s Uary ,
.;4 3 ., :got h it i f t7 Aar • very hut
ja:CANDLEBkhiKA.NB & CO., *wee
mn, to Wjok t Mottandlataa Wholauds Oman.
Inlsto.'Nalla,alias.CottoorYarroa and rittstutrab
klannbcturta atm,tN.lt.oornar of Wood •nd Watts .tat
Pltistrarata. Pa. ,nt
MN raw. ...MICON D.—VIM= C. COL
NI'GILLS k ROE, Wholesale Groben and
Coausaaskto Sterettanta, N 0.104 Libarty .beet Pitts.
,WILLIAId A. hi'CLURG, Grocer and
Teo Dodos . ; earner of Wood sod Sixth streets Er
always an hand o Lags assortment 0fe...10s 0 1 . 00111.• and
ins SessJ-Yoffillspa hole and ?NW, Wnobosts and Vasil.
Dealers molted on the lowest Comb
gt°BERT & CO., Wholegal'
Groars,Cortur&gdou idsrehsata, Deo., to Protms
pitubsulat PLanufsotures. No. 263 Libuty stmt.
Pittsburgh.'
sum Warr. ... .
SAIA & a., — Wholeaabi Gro .
ll
ant% Coonalsion Meachanta. and Malan. 1 Penang._
o. So Waner atraat, an 4 63 Iftena ain.t. MUM:re%
111:AGALET, WOODWARD & CO., whole
-II - t Na ` 4 11111ININ stn.% Pt tledditeld.
1100KSELLERS &C.
L. READ, Bookseller and Stationer, No
. 78 Fourth street. Apollo BuildlowN.
_____ -
EaclN S. DAVISON, Bookseller and ta
sar, sa , asas to D.A.= a Atom, No. e I Idorkot
you Yourtb. Pittalloro. p.. _
M . ::Y s.iawowitcticmi,;tiii and
Deaka
d. P inittsb Btotionser, o &.. N.. 32 Noeleet eenot. ore
urgh. r
icy th k, CO., Booksellers anetiationo - rs
„ fn. 65 or ,d narl door to tn. corm of Th
Pa. School awl lan took. comontly balVd
MUSIC, &C.
Charlotte Blom, -
mMANUFACTURCIL and Dealer in Piano
tortes and Importas of mode' and musical Inatra
o Solo agent. far Ma mAxsuna PLUMS. also Le
LIALLIT, DAVIS t CO:t BortAnt Manna VD. and with.
out SOIMill Attachment. M/S I a W c . d 4-
htiffi - Y HUBER; Dealer in , Music, Ma
and haperter or Italian Strings,
pukter Nunn, & curie. grant and man Plum.
.mbn's Ades& Ateadusent. Alio Por Donhanes
01IN H. M DLLOR, Dealer i
T n Piano
V Fortes,
1: NES , YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. PITTSBURGHOAZETTE.
I
t_ rnsle SKILLIN I'IRSMISR. OISI,r,e SCIIKLL, Ca- ,_ , ,
„__
_ z __ _. t ____.
rex Aorlartsuse Hotta. /Se US Broadway
ISt Ss " r r
L " ' SATURDAY 14011Ni:cad AUGUST 4, 1855.
- - ----
„ • SCIIIEFFELIE, 1 BROS. et CO.. &Areal , TO lue Ex OYER Tin NoRTB.
• IMPORTBAS AND DISALERS LN
—.The freemen of the Noirthem States and of
' Drop, Palo% Ws, .Ifyes, Perfumery, Ice., the {Vest, de indeed need to unite against the
j 170 WILLIAM ST., Now York, , bold aggressions of the slave power. A more
daring nod a more alarming wrong upon our
; principle of freedom, thati the usurping of goy,
ernmeut in distant Kansas,jhas just been peeps
-1;1 NVITE I.4
, t .i.d he attention of
u nf .. t ha. he t k r n o d s
i e ., to their
i"ht4L'alFt.i.g.to
r,..tothiVrltzlin„.l"l'orPthu.,".„wm,"nft:‘,l7',.„l7,l,' : trated in Pennsylvania. That , was the crime of
ton toe sannutsausevletniss ar . r.wth• Hs! , and I , ” rude borderers stimulated by the agents of
ag a gr t be.,,,%;thone
isfeid,yerathleaFuetdheorria-1
eltruehea, neonate, Cor M ortara Spoogee. i moll and .
nod .
g ahaf h .4 ,
t a i m es very ß , ntth o wi n n e k w ed
Stniullah Perfumay. Lee
gr. Elgr . t.,..t.
v a,...: ,
. tk oa. "" s 2 i :d . ti: Vrarsola*oirhlr mal "' LWlrlTs .' osr.rpro r sTpt s : Government itself, and conies in the most alarm
i"" 4° — j log and most odjous ehape. , It takes the form of
attention. .
law, and in exeented by an united States Court.
The federal judicery, superne authority, h ue
been employed_A legalise j slavery all 'over the
North!
In the case of: the U. S. 4. ex, rel. Wheeler i, s .
Passmore Williamson, Judie Kane of Philadel
phia decided on Friday July 27, among other
things, two points heretoforie tincontroverted, in
the following remarkable language.
"I know no statute of Pransyinanio which af
fects to divest the right's of property of a citizen of
North' Carolina, acquired and assorted under the
laws of that State, because hi, has found it needful
or convenient to pass through Pie territory of Penn
sylvania.
ischool and College Furniture
' MANUFACTORY.
llR'Aubsoriber ie coastantil m
n.annfactur
oto n il ki,,,d,,orsthoo anritlla oratio. Ruch se
LCBRP, 011111 1 . eI{TI _
It. would offor • auperint Plate im •
• entetitute fur
Stockinet& Orders sc4lcited from miry , part or um reu,
Prf•
ehonina the various 'et s peet of furniture
sent tin application to R. PATuN,
Jetti.linv No. 24 °lmre rt.. Neer York..
NEW YORX . COEN .EXCHANDE
BAG MANUFACTORY,
Nos. 125 and 127 Brnfol Ht., tip stairs,
Corn Exchange Buildings, New York.
ILLERS, FLOUR DEALERS, du., cup
pltid
tl fur 1 7 1911 h r, iluckN'heat. NlZl! hll 3• ll lno l ., ' printed to
order, ,
'The eunortiber einniercell the attention of thiuntrT
Merchant* to his amendment of Farmers' Doge , and of
Millen and Salt Factor.% his various .etries of printton
Fn 11. 10..@7, .146.0 m..uses.
Prortraolk Dealers supptlvel wlth UA3I BANN. BAOIS of
alleles. and noncan . tursios.4 in 'quantities toeilt on
the etilarteet oath-. 1.114 m. U. IL CLARK. Proprietor.
' MISCELLANEOUS.
JOHN T. SHNTOCII.
Book and Job.Prioler end Pub
No. 62 . 6 10.11atmet, sbors. Inalthlssld, tlaretlo!Ming.
HOOK BINDER'S and Row. Maker's Str4w
NtaU nearer adsmrs on bled. Also. Itoots,irsporr sod
mylo
Ketchum's sower with Reaper Attach
, ment.
rmost period machine in use, warren
tm eat from 10 tn 16 um.. of gram or omit, per
yrs weal sr would by doss by or andlo. Prim
of 310 . , ,11116). comblord $l4O. bor WA by
1/17// 3IIANS LAND. IZ9 Wood
t.
I. Do
_.
nWiton, Alderman.
itFFICE, corner tif:Yetua and Sc. Clair Sts.,
Pittsburgh. £l.l bonbons pertaining to the otbro of
yroan WOO by promptly *trended to, feblyd
J. IL
Wool Dealer and Commission Merchant,
No. 155 Frent Street,
PITTSBURGH, PEI! NA .
ha 8a Pica a.... dots Zael the dezhange.amk,
CZKEEN tt BLACK TEAS, comp risin g all
VII the dgereot 1117140.1 In use, potratesed directthe Importer., for cash. Kral:pot Itotortatloo, warr from
anted
trial sad On:wrier flavor, will be mid, wholesale and
retail, at the lowest prior, tnr2s. JAYNES.
Ashen u® Fire Insurance Company
of London.
dethoriud la 4lo,ooo,ooo.
- ismiusese mulitituu,
Atwood Cr, Joss Pornorr.
,'be (M em George I. litovt,
slYors, Closhors /I Os. White, Kee Co., •
Powers Wesson: 4 8 Slovens /I Co.
A'." llthlltlCE It ' A'l - 17FORD trrelui.
ltad Store* Branch 0113 co, No. SO &orb Fount. street,
Jogriphia. A HARDY,
tDP. B,
No. So 4*.t.r ptroot.
Carpeings, Oil Cloths and Katt:alga.
ROBIWN & CO.,
0
17.1 TH SMUT, OP'FO.4I 7.5 TEE TIED H 4
AVE now on hand, and to which they an
diillf ildilloil. • been and choke ilicitaittese l or th e
• en Rona( hoot the lowest to the' hlglicettoradg which
Obe sold at mew. prima. Aloe—Ragamate. window
Medea VealUsa BUielaPiaixo tiod•able mem, Bud 11,1
land, Green oilcloth, and nil other gewds mioalle kept In
, eirM. bow" to whirl, tle ationtkre i,r pirectmeri le le
i.d.
VIICT ALTER P. MARSMALL, Importer and
• • „am.l. la Plain. Nieiredand Decorattho Paper Harr
Ingo No. CM Wood Mean, Pittsburgh.
role Agent of the nelebrated manufacture% Nowa Dolh
mina C10..0 Paola, nthavth
SCOTT, Dentist, Fou, to street,
Itwo dom. meet of Market. Ogles ho
9 that..
All wort Warr • •rd. lath
Aid. it. tAt.. 'OTT & - CO„ (aucceasore to
T. Manned • Mao
INO GLAMIkfI, and de=ri ' lnalortl t atPDg
In i ne u ttrykoodo. no. GO Wood otroot, omen of bowel.
o r O4-7-4 ^tedlada, Pcalow , t Pruner and tgaizara
WOO
argots en karat
_
&
- Talcott Co.
OOKING GLASS MANUFACTURERS
4 and Wbohnelo Dealers in 'Powdery and Fancy C. 041.4
C ocka Willow gram ge_ Alanro Itylpty of Wiliam Wag-
V4.0t1-al‘'Vol7ooCAt:". u4O.
10" mod .l
7437f °'
Soldiers' Bounty Lands & &Chia against
the Government.
I V? ILL will procure Bounty Land Wm'
nuts ago &Won, their widowoomf minor children,
and will prowoute Malmo aWnst the Government, and
attend h o ne Mear in the `urt of Claims." reantly
tarnisby oou [TM.
Mtntio, No. 140 Third ot.
one
Sit lIVEVITZTOr d.
'8 TRANSPORTATION LINE.
Taubecri be re have elnagedia r aigig
IL their stock of Boots, to. and are 1111.
LI.T rpareKl to t.T . a h ltart tad
il Merbsoo ga..e.ra,
ard n iTinv.e. e girpars hia and wlllV
ad
vantage to glee am a Ball. Andy one tr:nship 4 it I m o ens . ort r our
lino to or from either °reboot, lukezmor turrcnsi.L, n . t,
jal2gmd ' Canal Bann, Pittgattrgh.
Goal Worms for Sale or Rea
itAviNu put my Coal Work. in successful
M o d
that Three Thousand llutholo of
re s at can &Homed per day, I operator there lot oar
If not sot- I aline.. for term of ream The ' CI t. ofthe very thotquality, end , thautity enough to 1.. t
moor years. The Incline lo new and pubotantial. The
Railroad bramd and trowel through. I:indolent houses
for the salaam Moo Flats, tarty Om. all in goad order.—
The Wharf lo on tha Allegheny river, throe mil. above
tiharnshurgh. I will Sell th e (Wand Works. eltron with
or ',Ghent the Parra. Pension Cloth Bth Angast neve..
as Ahoy aft vented and' muter enntra-t to deliver two
thousand Modulo per dal bo htomtht up
to
that tine. `For fall dmeriptknt told 14.04, ap ply to
niyanamd • JAMES B. HORGAN 113 LINGO. st.
Lake diamtuain Iron Ore
CONSTANTLY ON ICAND AND FOR
lobby SHERMAN &.WITIIbIIIIIIO,
0044md• Csmaand, Ohio.
New Int MN/canoe Office.
rIINE subscriber has j u st opened an Intel
": ligennatectiat 110:410 Idbertpaireet, In the well
Irowernotdoe of 'Jots Mamma, Flid agent ; sod nhe
-hastens Exploring agent fir the Young Med , * Mille Pori
strUl Pittsburgh for nearly two years, he gotten his:used
that ble kunwledge of thirdly and Ito citizens - glees him
great !width* in (andel:Ong HounkeePen with telP _had
alao in ending Ones for bora Oda and all others madams
employment. The restinwags gilts' public In enlieited.—
perm eneyOkad nag *duct used lo,wive general stir
lattiots. Xadx. • NaERIEL BAER.
lIIINErAND CEDAIi weßs.--sAletTr,
gkor,hrg neaps ooriatantly on hind alood wont
meat of WA& and Rath Tobad/onni.dnakntboa Oat wau.
I.ifltoban or' Draw
and
100. YLOOden Bonla,. d urna, Dry
1 1 = Zh Inti wiA ik.""h, . 11 .thw
Also
sent nada Mts. and 100 dosan Bucket&
Wansintan;Maaonia 11aU. Fifth Pittaburgh, At
an24zr
WILLIAM TATE, Plumber and Gas Pit,
L.,. No. 10 loafth drat, alai.. Liberty, and 472
Penn street, roxt door to ild.Park.bucieno,„ and red
-I:l4rjr:irc""ierr deerads t. B'b r tV on I" nd:rm. Itylka!,l,.nsku.44And
Litllß BRUMES & COMBS--I have jtlfit
Med s! true and line aanoinfont of yteesh. e
• Tu. eilehles SnjthinE in Oh Hee should call
and famine my stock es I mestkleut I am sell a bet.
MO
ter red etwayer article thee zwee,d elsewhere In
JOS. /LIMN% swe'd .d Market et.
HAIR DYES—I have mil a large an d
C 4," turrliZa sagiasV D "‘"rraima or Bater
ta.
QHOLILDER BRACES—I have reed a new
to aid »i 7 dna namortmantof liboalder Bram. anterior
to any Witte city. Thnowniblzut &goal and Ono &Mom
...voonnthato at Nat o& FLRNIIIOIS.
IL A ort iZ oni S o P to oß e ti Le N gh "Th orn lll 4l4to e oMr oa 6 9 °"
uosloo 00 psonstosiooo. , J. WILSON!80,1,
low
N 0.91 WWI amt.
W
rooll• freob 015917 of
u k f u. Pove Aut. tm. C.
MIL Imoooll Itor,cuo. a
- - -
1)112TA8:-10easke: u otUh; :
a: eli.nv.4l,ra.ti
... ytltd t 9 a9t
_. . .
i2LIJE 31 Q WATER-45 bble. of thia
JUP eolibrited l.tnl Water reed of
.fe22 J. ILIANZPO. cor. bbusiond 1,6 Ilarkat 4.
ttEFWED SUGARE-75 ha:to - W .7 81' 2m;
96 bble.ernebed 261:ar; 26 bblok. Powdenq do, in
. 4 2.3 e . andl4 sale br JO4N PIINwYtt
.0044 t..
BACOR; PORK, ,ka„--
. 5005 Vs. Pbouldor.: 61100 pn,
600 . 811.16 r. 400 b 51.5 heavy meu Pork
10 5c0.. S.C. lOMM 5 tee. a. O. Dried Net.
R. ROBISON • 000.266 L 16.1.7 et.
q.—goue-40, 3i key
„jrnportecL baking
.Oa ATWLL; LEHs 00.
OWDERED ELM BARK—A fresh lot
Phi nriedruid tbr sale lry )t.)). 81t1 kP
CREESE--02 , 0 bra. prime new N. R
ch.“..rjuttroAt ia_,and Pr We by
07; T. myrut a OA- 112 &mud it.
``,,LlVE,eta Ixat Salad Od.
OIL-12 Imak
a-Pia , tale br J. 80 krOONSIAR 8R• 00.
C. I .II.LT' TETEE-45 bags la store and for
k -,„ k , b y J. 13 MIAH an as & CM.
TOUISVILLE LIIIE-100 bble. , in stOre
Roewb E 7 . ISAIAI7 DICMIT CO
—--- - - - -
BACON, liAlttS-1000 lbs. city curnd in
4.ltear•uul ftw pile 901 h oq:
0.44223 b7 6 . 71 . } .2 1;1il No. 1, Jon re,5,4 and
rimmiS BROS.
I EMONS-60 boxes in stare and far sale
br b7J ISAIAH DICHRY A CO.
VIEW JERSEY WRITE , ZINC-2S, large
b2 "' " ' """ and exiOir co
r i
SIIC--250 hhde. Pn/E - 1 - gar
by 3123 Jon ti FLOYD kco.
CORN CAI . —95 bble, fresh recri aid for
“I•br - .1•7 BICLL • ',rearm
GREASE A.ND FEATHERS — I 2 bble.
0141• Mg 21 sacks Teathanba untre ldh eend the
HEY rloso.b7
ien
/RIME RIOE-10 tierces in stare. For
Soo M, AID - WOILLB i BOIL
jANWHEAT—AfeIs bue.Drimefor seed
;les wli br. 8 11. Me ono on.
IL . .lo . tiblir Linseed Oil; 20 blab blelich
ldNLsb 011. Its We . J 8 werruguk.
"I am not aware that anylauch statute, if such
a one were shown, could be !recognised as valid in
a Cook of the United Stat es
Then the Federal authorities have determined
that slaves in Non.) Carolina continue to be
slaves•when brought. to Newt York, to Alamein
-
setts, to Vermont--
That slaves may be sold Pennsylvania oiA
any other Free State--for i tile right to sell
"property" is inherent to the "property" Itself—
That slaves may be held in Pennsylvania or
New York during whatsoeviir time a Carolinian
owning them may spend in "passing through"
thaw States. Judge Kane mindful of the
courtesies of life, would not hurry the master,
and undoubtedly with Presidrent Pierce and Jeff
Davis Arid Secretary Marcy,i , would consent to
extend this time to half ayear or indeed ayear—
That all the incidents of Sleivery follow and
attach to the Mastei and Mil Slaves in Phildel
phia, Buffalo and Cleveland±for Judge KANE of
the United States District Colart fully recognized
the North Carolina right of Ipaorinriv in negro
elates. And incidental to this right of property,'
is the right to bay and sell and hire ont—to
whip, task, and breed from Or the market.
All this is covered by the statitling and aggressive
decision of the U. S. DistrictiCourt of Pennsyl
vania. There can bo no dodging behind a literal
quibble upon the want of 'lO statute," to divest
Cafolina rights of property. ! Judge Keen aims
at all law, common as well as statutory—the
law of God as well as the lire of Nations. He
intends with bold front, to diXest negro slaves of
their right to freedom within,a Free State, and
to extend American slavery all over the Amer
ican Union. There is no 13.11 e in denying this.
It la the plain and visible tzlth. The policy. of
the party whose tool this Jude is, is to conquer
the prejudices and the rights -of the North. and
with the help of the Federal tlovernment force a
recognition and a toleration of .human cheery
upon the enure Republic.
Friends of freedom of all lahlides of polities,
and whatsoever associations !heretofore--let us
unite to resist andto beat bacl this da ri ng slave
power. Never mind the na to under which we
combine our efforts. Let who will, attain to the
standard-bearing and the tfficial trusts and
emoluments of the movement. But let us rescue
Freedom and the North from - the imminent dan
ger of complete subjection to slavery. If a bet
ter organization than the Repobliciui party offers,
let us seek it. If there is no better, let us all
resort to that with courage air hope—and - with
promptitude.—Beato Demo.- ucy.
TUN NATIONALIZATION ON tiLAVNILT.—The New
York Evening Post has the following among oth
er points touching the late!decision of Judge
Kane upon the case of WiMadison, arrested for
the abduction of certain slave-:
"We are brought, then, td thin conclusion,
that, according to the new 4:Aniline the states
have no power to abolish slavery. A law against
slavery, so far as it is meant to operate on a ti
tle to slaves acquired in a, slate state, is uncon
stitutional, The master cannot, we are told by
Judge Kane, be thus - divested of Ms property;
the.courts of the federal government will set int
Trovisions aside. In other brioches of legisla
tion the State legislature. mar be sovereign; in
that of slavery they are limitec, and must defer
to the law of the slave State.. Wherever the
.lavenolder goes he carries with him the law of
North Carolina or Virginia, and if the State leg-•
islatures and the state courts do not respect it,
they will be compelled to reaper it by the courts
of the United States.
If the master who brings -hist slaves into a free
State does not lose his right id property, it is
olear that be may transfer it for a consideration
to another—for the right ofts le in incident to
the right of property. We atm I soon have,under
this new interpretation of the law,:a slave mar
ket and slave pens in Philadelphia, under the
grave eyes of the Quakers ,thelmselves. Slaves n
from Virginia will be sold i Arch street for the
Texas market, to be taken b e y wnter to Galveston
or New Orleans. The slave trader from Norfolk
will meet the eiliive driver from illinsonri at some
convenient point in Indiana or Illinois--for the
man whose right of property ill acquired-in Vir
ginia, cannot be divested of it because he Suds
it convenient to pans thrOugh tilfree State--and
thus the slave trade will Sourish, And gangs of
slaves be collected in a free State to be driven
to
local la the Wws. l est, perhaps to Minnie, in defiance of
, . .
Judge Kane is faithfully doinjg his part in the
great work of nationalizing slavery. _ Iris hence
forth to be a federal institution—not a creature
of the States, but of the:general government.—
The day of strict construction and State rights
is gone by. We are to have a large and free con
struction of the constitution, wihich shell extend
'all over the Union the rights cif tile Southern
slave owner—hie right to postmen', to buy, to sell,
to punish with the lash, to ha dor& and adorn
with iron collars, men and wo en, hie follow
creatures. The free States will are only to look
quietly on, while these things o done on their
own soil without the power to interfere. The
doctrine is so nakedly stated iby Judge Kane
that we can fully understand it. There is a plan
to force slavery upon the free fates as well as
upon the Territories, and we .. ust meet and re
pel it at once."
SwrXlMlleci FxPLAlaren.—.Mr. Tuokennan, the
great Boston Schuyler, defra Jed the Eastern
ii
Railroad, it seems, of $246,80 . The process
by which this magnificent re tilt was accom
plished during the ten years e held the o ffi ce
of treasurer, Is explained in de ail by that por
tion of the report of the laves gating Commit
tee, which we publish in another column this
morning. The leading and essential fact in the
whole case teems to be, that his oust word was
always relied on In reference to hie own pro
ceedings. Even when committees, examiners
and accountants were appointed to audit his ac
'counts, he always gave them hie rateable assist
ance. He read from the ledger, for example, a
list of the shares of stock hum d; and . by read
ing here and there what was 'not entered, but
what he knew was necessary o the result de
sired, the footings always caur out properly.
And then, after such a farce, the Committee
would issue long and eloquent commendations
of his accuracy, skill and unrivalled method of
keeping his books
It seems that, A
this way T !mman over
issued stock to e valued' at le 'at $06,800, and
notes to very nearly the same 'aount: while ne
need cash belonging to the Company to the
amount of over $lOO,OOO. /lel seems to have
kept no Mush account at all worthy of the mime,
and yet his 'books were regulairly.audited and
Approved bi the proper comniitties. He has
properly the amount of about $60,000, which
he turns over to the Compody, and various
other assets, from which he thinks something
may be realised. He is, said Ito have invested
$60,000 in 4atent for tanning) leather—which
might not unprofitably be alied to his own
hide ;-=and another $50,000 Is d eclared to have
been loaned to Dr. Morton, for the Purpose of
helping him procure from Congress a recognition
Of his right to be deemed the dishOverer of ether.
' The Company preserve a mysterious !Renee on
this eubjeet, brit 'the ' revelatiori was made by a I
member of that meddling and 8/44iiig fraternity,
1 ,
; •
Mr., Tookermati evinces • great deal more
philosophy In his exposure than Wohuyler did.
Ipatead of running away, he „stays to help the
committee ferret opt his raticalities. He seems
tes have been sexy useful in this way, en it is
doubtful whether they could . have traced his
operation!' at all withoutbis help. We have not
Award whether they intend to present him • ser
vice of plate for his assistance or not.. ACcord
ing to precedent, however, he.will be entitled to
• strong pelf In the next annual report of the
Directors.-2r. Y. 'Mut.
Tun Misinirnu K. N. PLATro
tonnioation in the Bt. Lonis E.
the proper signature of the •
. •
it seems that the bilmouti Kno w
•
followed the example of their rj
T ee, and repudiated the Catholi.
the Philadelphia platform. Ili.
that astiwe born Whelks can •
of the order Ili .that State—
Statile 'trotting !dose, &moue.•
Much Viiimteithationaliti of thel
pendent' and magniflemit
To TOO Winos or WAAPINOTON
The undersigned were appointed a Committee on
the 23d inst., at a meeting held in the Court
House, in Washington, with instructions to sell h
Convention of two Delegates from each Borough
and Township, to meet in Washington, ON THE
27th DAY OF AUGUST next, to form a ticket to
be stipportedat the coming electioo, In Octooet.
We deem it our duty to state briefly to the
Whiffs of, the County the cause of our appoint
men and the reasons of calling,the party togeth
er.- In the Convention that assembled on the Ed
of July, it was found there were persons there
basing in view the breaking up of -Ole Wh i t
Party in the County, and forcingdt into the en
port of the no-called Nnow Nothing party. Me l t
had obtained seats in that Convention who ine
charged with belonging to that proscriptive 0 ,,
r r
der, and who persiated in voting for measurell
calculated to place the Whig Party in a fale
position before the public, and ultimately disband
it. A majority of that Convention, after admit.
thig Delegates that were charged with bolding
their seats by votes of Knots Nothings, finally
adjourned without forming a ticket, appointing.
Delegates to the State Convention, or the sip ,
.pointment of the usual County Committee, there
by virtually disbanding the party and consigning j
it to d dishonored grave, or the tender mercied
of the Know Nothings. We leave it to the con=
sciences of such to reconcile their doings with
fidelity to the principles they pretend to, hold.l
We put the matter to all candid and fair-minded
men whether they can justify the indelicacy Of
men thrtistiog themselves; into primary meet)
logs end controlling, by their votes, the election!
of Delegates of a party with which they no Ion.:
ger act, and which they are endeavoring to de
stroy. What would be said of Whigs who should
thrnst themselves into primary meetings of thi
•Democratiti party, or Democrats in Whig meet-1
Inge, andwhenever they bad the majority con.:
'trolling the actions of such meetings?. Snob
conduct would be reprobated by every right min
sled and honorable man.
The Know Nothings are exempted from such
ttrusions, as their places of meeting are known
only to the initialed; and guarded by signs known
only to themselves. The ticket.that appease b e -'
fore the piablic under their anspities ; was Ember.:
eti Into existence, not by an open and responeLl
610 Convention with the light of the publicl
resting on their doings, but simply announced'
RA the nominees of the so-called American par
ty. We appeal to the honorable men of that
party io may whether it was fair, right or manly,
to obtrude' themselves on a convention of 'Whigs
and against the protest of men holding no views
in common with them, and against all their pre
conceived opinions of right ? The old line Whigs
of the Convention protested against such a union
with men - who veil their actions, and whose
creed they believe to be Prosm - iptive, Pro-Slaie
ry and Anti-American and contrary to the spirit
of the age--a party that has lately avowed in its
Notional Platform that the repeal of. the Missou
ri Compromthe and the Huristu-Nsbrusho bill,
are finalities and not to be disturbed:or ailtated.
After the adjournment of the Convention, the
Whigs reorganized, and appointed - ' a Committee
of Vigilance for the. ensuing year, with instruc
tions to call a Convention to meet on Monday,
the 27th of August next, to dorm • ticket for
the' county. In accordance with that atipoint
ment„we therefore urge on all bre Whigs to
.rally at the usual plaCes of meeting' in the' sev
eral Boroughs and Townships on Saturday the
25th of August next, and there elea two dele
gates that ere known to be Whige, 'and are not :
connected with any other political. party. We
urge all old litielWhigs who are opposed to merg
ing the party id the embraces of Iry irrespon
sible organization, to turn out and see that only
those are returnaid to that Convention that reflect
the setoimeots I of the Whigs of, the County.
Whigs, to the rescue; shake the dew-drops from
your rotes; rally once more in defines of your
cherished principles. Convince open and secret
foes that you are not to be transferred so easily.
Our cause is thelcauee of our Cobntry, Liberty
and Humanity. 'Whig principles are now in the
ascendancy. Let us keep the Whig banner fir
ing, and if we eitntiot command auceess let al
at least deserve iL WM. MIDANIEL,
SAMUEL LIVINGTON,
IL It. REED,
R. F. COOPER;
L. C. TRDESDELL, -
DAVID CLARK,
WILLIAM LEE,
Committee of Vigilance.
ExeLotion us me &mallet.. LA3OA3TEII, No.
new - Cincinnati and New Richmond
packet, Lai:caste: l , No. 3, Capt. Conner, loft for
Neville on Tuesday evening, with an unusually
large amount of freight, principally corn, taking
slung an additional force of thirty 'or forty Irish
laborers, to wise, in discharging, and to enable
her to make her :lewd time. About ten o'clock,
eke landed - at StePstone, on the Kentucky shore,
and woe receiving a lot of wheat, when the lar
board eteampipelbursted, scalding five or six
laborers. About Rye feet of the pipe was com
pletely twisted.off t while the larboard cabin floor
was torn - ,p for tine feet along the guard, and to
the 'width of eighteen inches.
About 12 o'clock the Marietta packet, Ohio,
No. 2. Capt. 13Iagg, came along, rounded in to
the Lancaster, where she remained an hour,
rendering all the assistance necessary. She
brought to this port twenty-seven of the labor
ers—three of whom were badly [Tallied, and
died yesterday mohling. The bodies of the de
ceased were much‘,b'ackined, and horribly ren.
tilaied. The folktwing are the names of those
that, tiled here:
James Kenney, Irish laborer,,aged about forty
years, residence in Cherry alley, between Vine and
Race streets. lie Waves a wife to'mourn his lose.
James Kelley, Irish laborer, aged about forty
years, residence id Cherry alley, between Vine
and .ace streets.! Re leaves a wife and two
small children, aged about two and four years
respectively. i •
Thomas Joyce, Irish laborer, aged about thirty
years, residing on;Water, between Vine anti Wal
nut streets ; leaveli a young wife.
A couple of the Scalded were left on the Lan
canter, where they, received excellent treatment
from the officers of the boat.
The Coroner held inqueste over the bodies of
the deceased, Mr.: Daniel Wilcox, mate of the
- Ohio, testifying ant follows:
"lam Mouton the steamboat Ohio No. 2. We
reached the .Lancaster No.'B twit night about
half-peat one, on the Obi° river, above tide city;
I asked the mate. of the Lancaster; what was
the matter, and he told
me that the steam pipe
had bunted, and thattive men were badly scald
ed ; the engineer showed me the bunked pipe;
the pipe had a space of three inches long, which
appeared as if it had not been soldered ; it was
a dapper pipe and would not answer for safe use
Without moldering; the engineer attributed the
explosion to this cause."
The jury returned the following verdict :
"That said James Kelley, James Kenney and
Iles. Joyce came to their death to the steam
'boat Ohio No. 2, from the effects of scalds which
they received by the Minding of a steam-pipe on
board the steamboat Lancaster No. 8, on the
night of the 81st July, 1885; and from the evi
dence, we believe there, was some defect in the
steam pipe, which caused it to bursL"—Cincin
nail C'onmereiaL
WA PIIBLIMIIID, at least two months ago, an
extract front a Washington letter to a Charleston
journal which stated that Governor Reeder's re
moval bad been determinedWpon in the Cabinet
the day before the letter• was written: It was
not long after, that Jeff. Davis, in .et stump
speech, assured the people -of Miasissppi that
Gov. Reeder would moon be removed.,, Still later,
and juntas Goy. Reeder was starting 'fir Kansas,
to resume his' official labors, be - received &letter,
written by direction of the President, Informing
him that he.would be removed palate he satis
factorily explained some of his proceedings. u
All
these fact, show' fl his fewest') had been re
solved upon, and that the Adminietration vu
only waiting for Something which. they mild
adopt is a pretext. But its menteuvering -has
proved unsuccessful, and it ..now stmide before
the country as the iiplumwititige,tr Isurportar
and defendernf all the monstrous
_outrages of
the Misionri mob. .This is well' Understood
! If.
be the case in the West. A friend while on a
recent visit to Bt. Louis, was inforimed by a
prominent oltizettof tharplue,. thet,Me. Reeds
eculd hare been hung on Ait return to raw,
Preerdeor Pierce had Aelltromised the Afritottriant
that he should be removal Of centric Or Cannot
vouch for the truth of this-statement, :though
we cut vouch for the respectability of tha gen
tlemen who made it. But, whether it be true, or
'false, the people of Missouri evidently fieliev'ed
the President was on their side, and he has just
taken the trouble to pies, them belief cornet,'
by removing an officer who stimnin heir way
and appointing one who is very' prshably. in
structed to aid the Miseottri insaderetto fasten
slavery-upon Renstie.7-Ciacirtnati Gaseitit
CaOPa
MID TIM HAILVUT.—The panic
'got'im in Wester's New York *bent; the ruin
said to hive been done to the whita,s subei
vled. The damage, ie Bald, was g re edy exag
gerated. _
From Wise:Mein a letter dated front Ottowa,
July 16, says: .There are excellent crops In
Wisconsin of every description, and' the har-
Vest is now genensL Corn and patitoess also
pe
omiee well.','
It is eald thst the peach crop in New Jersey
and Delaware will be the largest ever known.
The "deices from Tennessee and thsbegbi are
theta large 'Mira' barve,-1 rendered
.0111411.
The Wheat Mop in Omen stjttpt i. it also large.
The Eleuthera wheat atop been well - gat&
axed, and the grain is arriving in rnaiket.
,
.—From a cow
-9 News, over
Mr. Short,
Nothings have
onisiana, bre2h-
I 6 test plank of
Shari stated
• •me merot . mis
.us State A n
Us& tbia the
pietyli a eta-
SUCCESSOR TO GOV. REEDER.—No greater in
sult could be offered by the President to the Siete
of Pennsylvania, than the selection of any other
citizen of the Commonwealth to replace Gov.
Reeder, should be be removed from the ezecu
tive chair of Minims. ne.rumered selection of
Mr. Dawson we have-not yet .had - officially con
. firmed; but, from our knowledge of his high sense
• of honor, his sterling chivalry Of character, and
•
his manly independence, we think he would tear
the commission to pieces, anti fling them into
the face of those who offered his-State such an
indignity. I Governor Reeder, if be is removed,
has been sacrificed to' the fell spirit of lawless
ness and obtrage which is racing in SIMMS. He
has upheld the dignity of his position with node
,. stating firmness, since hisxeturn; he has stead
' Di !naked ruffianism in the eye until It has quail
ed before hit glance; he has -taught the String
fallen band of desperadoes• that Pennsylvania
mothers donot suckle sons to turn traitors to
litierty,.orinhow craven fear when the moot ober
ished franchises of our. free land are invaded.
Should Goi. Reeder be removed, would Mr. Daw
non gain anything by accepting the appointment?
Nothing.tint.an infamy from which we know his
soul recoils 1. Norg bat the asaurance that he
would be regarded as the super-serviceable tool
for Douglas and is myrmidons, to carry out
their desperate Schemes, which are now convul
sing the Union to the centre, end leading no near
er to tbehrink.of insurrection and civil war than
any crieisvOichhas yet impended over our coun
try! We sincerely believe that no. greater insult
could' be' offered to John L.. Dawson than the
intimation that he Wealth's° far compromise his
self-respect„ his • dignify as a gentleman, his po
sition as a statesman of enlarged Tient', his fealty
to Pennell:anis, or his contisteney as a law
abiding citizen, as to accept the Governorship
of Kansas cinder atich circumstance& He is too
good, too pine a man to allow intipicion to taint
his fame, and his acceptance would engender
suspicion .which would damage his character
irretrievably. We look at such a contingency
as John L. Denton accepting this appointment
as beyond the range of most distant probability.
We think we can see hlentiw, looking indig
nantly. at the paragraphs +announcing his selec
tion, and Mowing with patriotic anger at the
unwarrantable nee of his mine in ouch is conec
don f - If be fall front honest integrity, where
are we to leek for ... purity in our Statesmen. If
he can , be,eeduced. by the bauble of official po
sition, with his 'experience and weight of char
acter. "to flaming ypoth let virtue be as wax
and melt in rher own fir:or-11ga. San.
.
Itwo &ion or Co L Partnerahip.
,N ) Onokie herelj, giCo-Part-ren that'the 'herehip Neeetafore eideting under the name and style
of re
WifiliT)l/1 N. Olame Manufacturers, hr the
• city of Pittabbrgh. la Nile day 'dletoieed by the death of
Frederick Loring flea. and by the limitationcontained
thll.l'thfrei Ildiortnerehlir. Either or the under
signed. member. of the mid late firm, are authorized to
nettle the bodiless, at their office. No. NI 'Water dead,
.ptitjbpne, - . illl)9o22llAri.
•
Pittebtirgth4sguet
THE 'undersigned Will continue the mann
:zeta. of/Wird - or Glam. Bo Nee. Vial& and all kinds
rugglmte M ut an t we etiecesor to Loreoz Wight
mangt the old eittodato.d3 Water Wrest.
From hieexperience in the bueinese Sod boring engag.
oid the beet of gerirmen,he hopes by del-t attention to
merit • c-ntinuance of that patronage DO 11OM/4 WSW.'
<4 to kb inetteseasort, •
Bartok taken the entire stock of Ihe old deur and
thatongthly repaired the semersl Factories and made many
important improret.enta, he feeds conlident he con fill or
dospromptly sad esti iactorily. P. IL LORENZ.
AN retiring fram the Glass business I take
1.4.11 re in nod e reneundg my suer-ewer, bir F It.
RENE, to the Meade customers of the old born no
being prepared to render good satboaction to the execu
tion of tnelr orders nod oue in whom the len Place con'
Moo. std. 71108. WIG tiTMAN.
DisOlntion of Partnerphip.
nerahip. heretofore'existing be
e. Las s 'gay two dissolved
tutTrizoitrgr.atrizt:MTarN*o.4lll:"BZ
ond street ALEX. WEANS:.
Pittsburgh,. July 30tb4/815, ANOUS„.I.IeBANE.
ALEX: McBANE,
(Successor . to A. & A..Slclirme.)
ICIOMAIISSION . Br, FORWARDING :VER-
A . ) CE4IIIZ Elesler 14. Sloan Provisi o ns a..EI Produce
'nevslif; N 0.11 4 geteend street, Pittsburgh. Ps. 1a la
HERSTINE, CO., Commission
. Ifornardltm Merchants, and Damien conerally
nes, etttmbanch, 'Clncinn. and • other, Maned.
sores, an. Nos. 93 .11 95, Front street, PittsbArgh,..
Thenndersignedhaving formed aco-partner-
Lip, ander the Style of D. W. HERSTIZIE & 00, Cs Ms
=At. Gmossral N Ageney, Commindon, Forwsrdh.g
Oared to •Pre ort= ttstirsiV nrevr;
.6 forwarding produce and. anerstomadlam, mod to thm
Mutton Mall badness that malt. entrusted to their au.
K'. HRNSTINII,
i&mlsl CIIBACM M
a co—Clarks Thar Witham Casale, W
olly • 00, Y.Tellers t Co.; nays & Mast. Kramer •
ashotj.Mmost7 Groff, Tao.; WU= Elchhann 8. ft. Joh.=
...H•Escr.O.orgeLo4U., Esq.:Solomon Mon.
*9:L.
Je2a3 t.
4.:...- - • ----- ---,------
V - OTICE.--T ,-- he. late • firm of JONES &
11 QUM hiving teen dissolved by the death of doers
Egnigg,on ther27th inst., the bust.... of said am oil I
be ..tiled by the nndernihned; at theiroffl
lime and First streets. or owto'r o ,
, -
gem 30.1864i-ocr :ISAAC JONES, gaming tonnes
. .
IMAC JONES," Mattnfactozer of Spritj
it'd lillstsr4ter l . Plough Slab Steel, Steel Floe
nn, Gooch end grills Spinals Bras. Nut Tepees l
Patent Screw kW Mlld lisromered Iron Asles-Ooener
goes Gad And al:rectal. Pittabargh4
....
ti B. RWERgTed:, Manufacturers or
I • Boiler's Patiiat Zoipmrod Clativatar.—ofilow
I
°llia.. sad Ph* atmenii.PlltAbstrukt. M2-ly
• OTlOETtrlatell,rpt of Wick ei- Al 'Coml
. Mr Urfa, Demi Aliaphied by the death el John D .
on the MOS bet, the Nahum or “k' km will be
.t.b4Ltheaett.,Sheir.adleT;fo.trOV and
'''' their
~.,?"' "
Vt S ARTSIiIP--The undersigned, o I
he iota firmof Wlek't•ittyadless, Sae toli'day as
ted otth him WIIIZAW MEANS and HARRISON A
opyris fur the 11 mess elneatinelng the Wholesa/e Oro
ftry and Commlaides"botroyeklit the old stand, corner o.
Waco and Watered , • Pittsburgh. under the name and
at of WOANDLISSIgaRANSA•OO. no r .respectfrely In •
q. "nallbiThs , a. .pacrotie. eo liberally extended
ku ths;lat i. .,.." ... . z./ ...,...m . ,
.• .
,: .
.., D. IR4ANDLIDM3.
t , - . '' •i ,• Disio!talon. •
.EfE partnership ' heretofore existing be
. twee the undeuelineed• bee been thle . clay di...Weed
br nnetnal opnaent. Time who have dams against tlx.
hate hem ot.uhae a Carr. willn
. event them for settlement
tel John P. Glese , et the City Motet .
.. . .
- .10111 , 1 P. GLASS.
—. DANIEL D. Qum.
t •
TWILE undenrigned . having withdrawn from
thb Hot .a. Monti =dial, recommend to the
t.nrelthitpoblikank to hls MAKI& gnterally his late
Mtn. , Jim. P.lsm
D...Z.V Who continue. the Mutineer.
Pittsburgh. Jahel.lBBo..
1.2 .DANIKL D. CARR.
NOT.IOE, Having thin day (July 24,) 1855,
illiposedi Orin, entlro itor;l4 to termer c T . J.CralF:sreal•lsolkit Ibrhlm the continuum. of
th. Patron•a r e b.t.Wed Open me. All Demons touring
thetuelves Ituebted to meats neaneetsal M yl and settle
u#, on I dedan havltor the city. T.. 1. Craig Is duly no
Mend t 3 settle all datum • JOHN HAHN LOLLAR.
I •
THE Stove; linainass and Tin; - Copper and
Sheet boa vra t ra mannfsiMory
1341 n all Its - branches,
7ier the Hama and .grogd.
j g . Woo d street.
dun TllO/3. J. CRAM.
1 • Co-Partnerattip •
• • ___
THE undersigned ; have associated them
' adv. to tad Grater beldam. at the 12 stand. sta N.
Liberty street. under the nem and etyle of WATT A
WILSON. Their old basioese,nn be settled by the tlms.
JOAN, WaTT.
Toler llttebartstt s Jol l y um. ism .10/IN WILSON.
Ii r ART &TINViLSCIii,' it ; 'holeeale Oreeere,
Oommlseicas Iferettlistaand Desierola Teodoro sod
Ju2s
Plttaterreh Pdassufecturee, Ho. 258 mo.vtivt-- ratvbvma •
I ,
Co-Partnerehip.
XLIE andarligried have this day associated
themselves together tinder thcheme end erle of
1 • 11AWEINB A CO.. for the Mire. of tr....nog
the utheveshthe dErurrseles boom.. together watt
envy &lettere:ft 01 13111.100 Dll. O l0 gre . gt . w
114 1 a n an• maker the
additions from the Bast. v eanar as
ere Om sevred V. avenue ell sedan with ...th e ... K t
dlsiersh.. N 0.;9 Third Reeetold Poet-Mace Nom.
R. W. HAWEANA.
OTTO BRAUN.
• , I
ilttehorgh, July 10th.183.5.—ird8 tledikseT
ICE.—In conot i rce• of having Bold
' "". 11 1. 1=git ' l ' apunder lir itittnbEN-
Olat t CO, et =lPu* sad oleo the part,
R exist:lntender the tlrtoThi t 131 10KNBKR.
GU. t Combat. Yoram% us both Alleutted. no. c.w.
COI heeettied . up by the thettepeee at the Furneote,
tut Cheap 8.. Mut. who aptsithartted: to use the usme
of the teepsethe firms Pi iettlhur up the booth.. •
: 1 ' 4
lee& I 'r.aakin a VIVASVIEVE.
It il 1 Dissolution 4 Partneisiup.
BIM
E FIRM' OF INTOOK L BROS.
I. eh" der cilie)iewe bye:etas' MIMIC The curet
h •so will be we tinned sttio. 119 Market street. DT
Ilreelthtstee sod Ale:ender M'Clfitteek 110d11, the ante
'' 4 l " 5519. ' Alt .', • 2 411lIt i tl EWA el eaCII.
I - • ' ! tit:Oltr eti&Ctrig MrTO K.
Pittellittall. Jan: sou, two.: : .. .
~ rimatttion
flew dyr , aB. cutartgo'
c N
udi' des alabhie by :thbuitam. The satswibar
ie
hasstaitpaso444 NaL , ltklawasla with basalt IL L. NOR
TON, taw Ahcestt, nuance sad Col96llAliall bathe.
. at mamma Am the aroar os Liana. nut Irwin sta.,
maw tap 4T4 ItaOUTCHRON a 00.. who will at.
Glad te lbw taw bWthar of tha tato haw
Nlttitaltda A 14. RM.. WIC MVOITO NON.
.111000lution- of Partnership
rpisarosinib4 foOmed.b . , the . undereign
aJounestrNea. la esnltnit - . 2, the ... Camaro
Warroomdartroliroaa sad arle or JONES. n•NEAL
YLLLBII, b mar ellerolved. ISAAC
joy 7tb.1566 , ; • . .1011111... XILLaIR.
rear/ Blown Mill:, -
?ME intenstof MOW& BarvoyChilde and
ss
I. A anaemadmebrMutual atm
mod theisaisitertbli dila,. • , -
Bata En"
Aluabesir.taiiitharrlok W A DY &al
Jot. 'Lam
be orOE: jotmblianlEhavin
od=ter thes A t6ol h 3Aa C = O. • r
old rood.
ammo. of &Miasma and loculb .C.d.
Co-Partzeralup... ..:
WALTER R 111414311 ALL 'associate*
W
Mama th. sd ui °rails. Joe. Z. HUGHES.
Ift Wial P.lithr hosinte‘hw the 0.1411 of
lag ILIMILL' P 111 it CO.
M, P.
LER ,t7libilYai,'l,„: Proprietors of
Ekes InumparAtiosLa. Wag !t•••:: 0.. 3 k.. 31 tb.• Zutern
Botch
Pious. aunt sad
Itr• Brka, lialsta.l.44=`'"l2*
gArtiNST: 'Manufacturer of
4 1 .4 „, i , ti e zIm hh o.s egu.re o
inosonsom. moose atta.o, A.
pArimsi
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